Who is Phyllis Schlafy?

Phyllis Schlafly (1924-2016) was an American conservative activist, author, and lawyer, best known for her opposition to the feminist movement and the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). She founded the Eagle Forum in 1972, which advocated for traditional family values and conservative political causes. Schlafly was a prominent figure in the Republican Party and played a significant role in shaping conservative women's activism in the United States. Her work and writings often emphasized issues related to family, national security, and social conservatism.